Avoid costly state fines
If you own an apartment building, condominium, or multifamily building in California, your applicable balcony inspection deadline may have already passed. The state’s SB-721 and SB-326 balcony laws require qualifying elevated exterior elements raised more than six feet off the ground, including balconies, decks, and stairs, to be professionally inspected. With thorough balcony inspections in Orange County, Balcony1 can help you reduce legal risks and support your building’s safety.
Balcony1 has been providing thorough, efficient balcony inspections for over 20 years. We partner with local building contractors and certified structural engineers to keep your property safe and structurally sound. With detailed inspection reports, we keep you informed throughout every step of the balcony inspection process.
The applicable inspection deadlines have now passed. Schedule your balcony inspection in Orange County, CA, and let Balcony1’s licensed inspectors help address California safety code concerns.
Orange County’s mix of sun, rain, and humidity, can cause balconies to deteriorate over time, leading to rust, wood rot, and weakened support structures. Without regular inspections, these hazards may develop into major structural issues, posing serious safety risks for residents in multifamily buildings.
With routine balcony inspections, property owners can identify and address these issues early, preserving the safety of your residents and the structural integrity of your property.
California’s SB-721 law requires inspections for qualifying exterior elevated elements on apartment buildings with three or more units, with initial inspections due by January 1, 2026 and follow-up inspections every six years. SB-326 applies to qualifying condominium and HOA-managed properties, with initial inspections due by January 1, 2025 and follow-up inspections every nine years.
As an Orange County building owner, failure to comply with the applicable state law may result in costly fees, safety risks, and legal action. Schedule your inspection with Balcony1 today and reduce the risk of non-compliance issues.
Balcony1’s licensed balcony inspectors complete detailed safety inspections to support your Orange County property’s compliance with applicable state-mandated safety regulations. They handle everything from initial evaluations to repair recommendations, keeping you informed throughout every step of the process.
Our certified inspectors in Orange County begin by assessing qualifying exterior elevated elements on your building, using minimally invasive testing when needed to identify underlying damage. They examine relevant components to help evaluate structural concerns.
Balcony1’s licensed inspectors then use destructive and non-destructive testing methods to conduct further inspection, examining every structural component of your balconies. They look for cracks, rust, wood rot, and compromised waterproofing elements, thoroughly assessing all load bearing components.
When our balcony safety inspection is complete, you’ll receive a thorough inspection report outlining our findings, complete with photos and recommendations for repairs. Each report can be used as documentation to support the applicable compliance process.
If any structural weaknesses are detected, Balcony1’s contractors can provide repair support to help address code and safety concerns. They address damaged supports, deteriorating railings, and more to help improve the safety and lifespan of your property’s balconies.
If you’re a multifamily property owner in Orange County and haven’t scheduled your balcony inspection, Balcony1 can help. Our licensed inspectors will assess qualifying exterior elevated elements on your property, identify potential safety hazards, and provide repair recommendations when needed.
Schedule your balcony inspection in Orange County, CA, today to address the applicable SB-721 or SB-326 compliance deadline.
